libpri and zaptel 1.4

Any hints on when libpri and zaptel for 1.4 will be in the
works? I want to 
get a few beta testing boxes going... 
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I don't have any hints on when it will be ready...but
as probably one of the most impatient users around...I
went ahead and built a new test box to try out
*-1.4.0-beta3. It wasn't as hard as I thought it would
be. Here is what I found out...and remember, I'm not
very good an editing makefiles...so I didn't

1. You can install the libpri 1.4 from digium's
website. It installed using a standard ./configure ;
make ; make install.

2. Zaptel was a different story. It wants to find the
sources for FreeBSD and I don't have the foggiest clue
as to how that's done. So I just used the standard
port and let it install the zaptel-1.0 version.

3. A few days ago as I watched a build of *-1.2.13
proceed I made a note of all the dependencies needed.
So I just went through this list one at a time doing a
pkg_add -r and skipped over the ones that I saw were
installed as part of other packages. There is a total
of 28 dependencies for an * build.

4. Then I unzipped and untarred the newest beta3
version of * and did a usual ./configure ; gmake ;
gmake install ; gmake samples. And what do you
know...it worked. At least well enough that I could
get my previous conf files and IP phone working with
it.

5. Asterisk-addons will not install with this method.
I tried using the new beta file and that failed then I
tried the current FBSD port. It got past the
mysql50-client stuff but then choked on the format_mp3
gizmo. The moh works well without the add-ons using
the gsm files that come with * but when I tried to use
some of my mp3 collection it got rather choppy. Not
too bad but bad enough not to be worth the effort.

So like you, I will be waiting to see what becomes of
the latest port for *. If anyone has a work-around for
the add-ons, please let me know. I still haven't
installed the gui, which is what this whole test
exercise is about anyway. But that will come next. I
have to teach myself the svn method as that appears to
be the only way the gui is available.


--- Richard <r.neesegmail.com> wrote:

> Any hints on when libpri and zaptel for 1.4 will be
> in the works? I want to 
> get a few beta testing boxes going... 
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Well I about have freepbx 2.2 working on freebsd current. I
will post a like 
to the tgz of the port in the next few days after I install
and test on 1  
more box. I hear that trixbox is woking on astgui to include
it so I now plan 
to do the same. but make it easire to install.

I basicly plan to clone trixbox onto bsd - a2billing and
sugarcrm for now. 

Have not come up with a name for the project yet.  but it
keeps me busy and 
getting depressed with the job hunt.
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On Sat, Nov 25, 2006 at 04:22:48PM -0800, Richard wrote:
> Well I about have freepbx 2.2 working on freebsd
current. I will
> post a like to the tgz of the port in the next few days
after I
> install and test on 1 more box. I hear that trixbox is
woking on
> astgui to include it so I now plan to do the same. but
make it
> easire to install.

Why do you use -current? And not a more stable release like
RELENG_6_1? As from my understanding -current is very much
work
in progress and build that fail today could compile fine two
days
later?

> 
> I basicly plan to clone trixbox onto bsd - a2billing
and sugarcrm
> for now. 

surgarcrm is in the ports tree or do you use a different
release?

> 
> Have not come up with a name for the project yet.  but
it keeps me
> busy and getting depressed with the job hunt.

Sounds like an interesting project. Do you have a website
for it?



Marcus

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Because the box is a dev box to make sure everything
including atserisk and 
freepbx all work on BSD


and it is the only ver of  bsd with drivers for my wireless
card.

On Monday 27 November 2006 10:15, Marcus Franke wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 25, 2006 at 04:22:48PM -0800, Richard
wrote:
> > Well I about have freepbx 2.2 working on freebsd
current. I will
> > post a like to the tgz of the port in the next few
days after I
> > install and test on 1 more box. I hear that
trixbox is woking on
> > astgui to include it so I now plan to do the same.
but make it
> > easire to install.
>
> Why do you use -current? And not a more stable release
like
> RELENG_6_1? As from my understanding -current is very
much work
> in progress and build that fail today could compile
fine two days
> later?
>
> > I basicly plan to clone trixbox onto bsd -
a2billing and sugarcrm
> > for now.
>
> surgarcrm is in the ports tree or do you use a
different release?
>
> > Have not come up with a name for the project yet. 
but it keeps me
> > busy and getting depressed with the job hunt.
>
> Sounds like an interesting project. Do you have a
website
> for it?
>
>
>
> Marcus
>
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